Infrastructure and Facilities

As a 30 year project, Ginninderry will benefit from over $120 million worth of long-term investment.

The Ginninderry project is important to meet housing demand in the ACT and neighbouring areas. Planned facilities include new schools, shops, the heritage farmhouse precinct and new community infrastructure, such as halls, child care centres and medical centres. Sustainable transport will be the number one choice.

The services and facilities at Ginninderry will benefit new residents and people already living in surrounding areas. As the community grows, the demand for new services will stimulate the local economy over many years into the future. New businesses will be encouraged to set up in Ginninderry and surrounds, including renewable energy and other innovative businesses.

Value-add infrastructure such as solar power and some stormwater recycling for irrigation of public parks and spaces are also being provided. The use of innovative technologies, flexible planning and modern infrastructure ensures that resources are used efficiently and provide the framework for a resilient community that evolves over time.

New and improved roads

New and improved roads

Upgrades will be made to major roads servicing Ginninderry.

Efficient public transport system

Efficient public transport system

Connecting residents to Belconnen, Gungahlin and Civic.

Active transport initiatives

Active transport initiatives

Walking and cycling routes and low speed streets that prioritise cyclists and pedestrians.

Value-add infrastructure

Value-add infrastructure

Including solar power, stormwater irrigation recycling, and innovative technologies

Community halls and spaces

Community halls and spaces

To facilitate community activities and programs.

Schools and childcare facilities

Schools and childcare facilities

Including preschools, public & private primary and high schools.

Places of worship

Places of worship

Catering to several denominations.

Access to the river corridor

Access to the river corridor

Including swimming areas, walking trails, picnic spots and Ginninderra Falls.

Sporting, entertainment and recreation facilities

Sporting, entertainment and recreation facilities

Including sporting grounds, picnic areas and playgrounds.

Retail Centre

Retail Centre

Featuring a major supermarket and mix of retail stores and cafés.

Heritage farmhouse precinct

Heritage farmhouse precinct

Featuring a possible gallery or museum and other facilities.

Medical centres and services

Medical centres and services

With Belconnen & UC Hospitals only 12 minutes away.

Latest News

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  • 05.10.2026

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  • 28.09.2026

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  • 21.09.2026

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  • 10.09.2026

    SPARK Program recognised at 2026 ACT Training Awards

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